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Am Donnerstag, 15. Mai 2008 schrieb CC-Band:

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> i use studio64. if i record midi and use qsynth with the 5.1 soundfont my

> cpu goes to 100%. is this normal? hydrogen runs in the background.

> what can i do to decrease cpu-load?

Generally speaking: increase the latency. More time for audio-processing me=

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more time for context-switches (=3Dapp-switches). And less context-switches=

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second, as you run with bigger buffers.
If you can't do that because you then play with high latency, try to record=

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the midi while playing a lo-fi soundfont that is easy on cpu. Then play the=

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recorded midi with the high-quality soundfonts...
Have fun,
Arnold

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